anypool

General-purpose connection pooling library.

WARNING

This software is still ALPHA quality. The APIs will be likely to change.

Usage

(ql:quickload '(:anypool :dbi))
(use-package :anypool)

(defvar *connection-pool*
  (make-pool :name "dbi-connections"
             :connector (lambda ()
                          (dbi:connect :postgres
                                       :database-name "webapp"
                                       :username "fukamachi" :password "1ove1isp"))
             :disconnector #'dbi:disconnect
             :ping #'dbi:ping
             :max-open-count 10
             :max-idle-count 2))

(fetch *connection-pool*)
;=> #<DBD.POSTGRES:DBD-POSTGRES-CONNECTION {10054E07C3}>

(pool-open-count *connection-pool*)
;=> 1

(pool-idle-count *connection-pool*)
;=> 0

(putback *** *connection-pool*)
; No value

(pool-open-count *connection-pool*)
;=> 1

(pool-idle-count *connection-pool*)
;=> 1

;; Using `with-connection` macro.
(with-connection (mito:*connection* *connection-pool*)
  (mito:find-dao 'user :name "fukamachi"))

API

[Constructor] make-pool (&key name connector disconnector ping max-open-count max-idle-count timeout idle-timeout)

• :name: The name of a new pool. This is used to print the object.
• :connector (Required): A function to make and return a new connection object. It takes no arguments.
• :disconnector: A function to disconnect a given object. It takes a single argument which is made by :connector.
• :ping: A function to check if the given object is still available. It takes a single argument.
• :max-open-count: The maximum number of concurrently open connections. The default is 4 and can be configured with *default-max-open-count*.
• :max-idle-count: The maximum number of idle/pooled connections. The default is 2 and can be configured with *default-max-idle-count*.
• :timeout: The milliseconds to wait in fetch when the number of open connection reached to the maximum. If nil, it waits forever. The default is nil.
• :idle-timeout: The milliseconds to disconnect idle resources after they're putbacked to the pool. If nil, it won't disconnect automatically. The default is nil.

[Accessor] pool-max-open-count (pool)

Return the maximum number of concurrently open connections. If the number of open connections reached to the limit, fetch waits until a connection is available.

[Accessor] (setf pool-max-open-count) (new-max-open-count pool)

Set the maximum number of concurrently open connections.

[Accessor] pool-max-idle-count (pool)

Return the maximum number of idle/pooled connections. If the number of idle connections reached to the limit, extra connections will be disconnected in putback.

[Accessor] (setf pool-max-idle-count) (new-max-idle-count pool)

Set the maximum number of idle/pooled connections.

[Accessor] pool-idle-timeout (pool)

Return the milliseconds to disconnect idle resources after they're putbacked to the pool. If nil, this feature is disabled.

[Accessor] (setf pool-idle-timeout) (new-idle-timeout pool)

Set the milliseconds to disconnect idle resources after they're putbacked to the pool. If nil, this feature is disabled.

[Accessor] pool-open-count (pool)

Return the number of currently open connections. The count is the sum of pool-active-count and pool-idle-count.

[Accessor] pool-active-count (pool)

Return the number of currently in use connections.

[Accessor] pool-idle-count (pool)

Return the number of currently idle connections.

[Function] fetch (pool)

Return an available resource from the pool. If no open resources available, it makes a new one with a function specified to make-pool as :connector.

No open resource available and can't open due to the max-open-count, this function waits for :timeout milliseconds. If :timeout specified to nil, this waits forever until a new one turns to available.

[Function] putback (object pool)

Send an in-use connection back to pool to make it reusable by other threads. If the number of idle connections is reached to pool-max-idle-count, the connection will be disconnected immediately.

Author

• Eitaro Fukamachi ([email protected])

Copyright

Copyright (c) 2020 Eitaro Fukamachi ([email protected])

License

Licensed under the BSD 2-Clause License.